1932 December Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Magazine

Cover Picture: Differing considerably from the winter scene usually featured on December Enthusiasts, our cover this month is a brilliant example of what can be donewith an ordinary, small camera. Oakly Marshall of San Francisco, sent the picture showing himself on a bank of the Merced River in Yosemite Valley, California, with massive El Capitan, towering in the background. Contents: Touring Central Europe with a Harley-Davidson; A Jolly Christmas; Sport in the Snow - Fast Ice Sled powered by Harley-Davidson; 4-Page Advertising Insert, "Favorite Gifts for the Motorcycle Rider"; President-Elect Roosevelt greets Motorcyclists; This Sidecar does double duty; Eighteen Years a Motorcycle Officer - Lt. William Wiedmann; Our Lady Riders; Some of our Successful Dealers; more 1932 December Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com

1925 March Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Magazine

Contents: Hooray! Spring's almost Here!; We try some of Colorado's "Trails" with the Harley-Davidson; My Motorcycle Tour in England by William Mowat; Harley-Davidsons on Duty; Harley-Davidson Photos from Here, There, and Everywhere; Frank's Mail Bag; more 1925 March Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1925 June Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Magazine

Contents: See you on the Gypsy Tour!; Winning Girard, Calif., Climb; Our Trip West and Back, In three parts, Part III, by Miss E.M. Herron, Washington D.C.; Motorcycle Club Chatter; Hail to the Cities' Finest; Motorcyclists Come On - Join the Happy Throng; Frank's Mail Bag; Big Harley-Davidson Clean Up at Worcester Climb - pictured: the "four horsemen" Theo. Erickson, Chas. Remington, Ed Jones and John Snow; Opportunities to become a Harley-Davidson Dealer; more Back Cover advertisement: Harley-Davidson Jiffy Stand 1925 June Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1934 August Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Motorcycle Magazine

Cover Picture: Steep, rough hills and narrow, woodland trails hold no terrors for the motorcyclist. The superior power and maneuverability of his mount make it possible for him to reach places inaccessible to the autoist. Tichigan Lake, Wisconsin, is the scene of this month's cover picture, featuring Carl Griesbacher, Secretary of the Milwaukee Motorcycle Club. Contents: Harley-Davidson in Six-Hour, Howard Almond, Winner; Louis Balinski and Joe Petrali Star at Frederick, Md.; 1934 Gypsy Tours a Great Success; J.B. Jones Stars in T.T. at Dallas, Texas; 80-Mile an hour speeder no match for motorcycle officer Elmer Joyce of the Cincinnati, Ohio Police Department; Druggists find Harley-Davidsons Ideal Delivery Units; Night Speedway Racing; more 1934 August Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1938 February Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Magazine - Lincoln Tunnel officially opened to traffic!

Cover Photo: Lincoln Tunnel is officially opened to traffic! This impressive photograph shows the parade, in honor of the occasion, as it starts through the tunnel from New Jersey to New York. At the head of the procession are officers of the New York Port of Authority mounted on Harley-Davidsons. At the other two Hudson River crossings, the George Washington Bridge and Holland Tunnel, the Port of Authority also uses Harley-Davidsons. See story and picture on page 9 of this issue. Contents: Our 10,000 Mile Honeymoon by Mrs. Kermit Hahn; Adventuring in the Peruvian Andes; New Lincoln Tunnel - Harley-Davidson Patrolled; Harley-Davidson - the favorite for Police, Business and Pleasure; Gossip from the Club World; Fair Feminine Fans; more Back Cover Advertisement: Harley-Davidson Motorcycles - the mobile arm of the law! Traffic tragedies - deaths and accidents are quickly reduced where the motorcycle officer patrols. He sees all and all see him. Because of their dependability, engineering features, low operating cost, Harley-Davidson Police Motorcycles enjoy the overwhelming preference of the law enforcement agencies of the Nation. Always leading with features that make them outstanding for law enforcement work, Harley-Davidson Police Motorcycles for 1938 offer a host of new advancements. Now an electro-magnetic speedometer hand stop makes it unnecessary for the officer to take his hand off the handlebar to clock a traffic violator's speed. Siren is of streamline design. Phone your nearby Harley-Davidson dealer and let him bring over a new model for inspection. Or write for particulars. The Harley-Davidson Servi-Car - Growing in great popularity for car-making work. Unequalled for solving the parking problem. Indispensable for checking arking meters. Useful in many phases of police work. 1938 February Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"

1925 May Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Magazine

Contents: Harley Wins San-Diego Hill Climb; Motorcycling in Cloudland - Touring The Rocky Mountains; World Tourists Visit Factory; Gypsy Tour; Our Trip Out West and Back; Guardians of the Highways - motorcycle police photos; Motorcycling The Sport Of A Million Thrills; Frank's Mail Bag; Opportunities To Own A Harley Dealership; more 1925 May Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Motorcycle Magazine Back-Issue available at www.DadsVintageAds.com CLICK THE PICTURE TO "BUY IT NOW"